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Rodov Bunn P'jum Chnam Nis - S Sisamouth & Pen Ran
Pjum Ben by Ms Touch Sunnix
Happy Pjum Ben to all Khmers! [and non-Khmers] - School of Vice & KI Media Team.
PS: Taking advantage of this traditional break KI Media's Handsome Heng Soy has been dispatched on a mission to Hong Kong to take up that well publicised $65 million USD challenge! It's his most formidable, intrepid, boldest assignment yet. So wish him every luck and success!
KI Media's Handsome Heng Soy - heavily disguised and eying his target!
At stake: Gigi - the real Prize. Or is it? Watch this space . . .
Gathering Lustral Water at Preah Vihear's sacred pond Srea Meas - image devata.org
The troupe of Nginn Karet Foundation dancers gather at Preah Vihear - imagedevata.org
Khmer Prasat Preah Vihear temple sits atop the Dangrek
escarpment. Colonial France and French geographers had found the physical
features provided by the Dangrek Range a convenient natural boundary marker in
territorial settlement between "French Indochina" and Siam, and
although both the temple and the Range have come to denote the frontier
dividing two nations in modern time, their historical significance might have
rested with the centrality of the geography as mid-point and centre or heart of
the vast Khmer Empire. TheTemple's long
north-south axis construction perching atop the narrow cliff - unlike most
Khmer temples built in a rectangular mode and facing east - affording a
hemispheric overview of the great plains/plateaus immediately to either side of
the Range also alludes to, or perhaps, underscores the structure's strategic
significance as the Empire's guarding post and watch tower - School of Vice
[credit: google]
A beautiful Cambodian girl with distress and pain etched across her countenance from an early, tender age; her childhood robbed off its innocent, carefree existence and condemned to repeating the fate of her parents and grand parents before her, all of whom born into a time of devastating turmoils and tragedy and into a nation whose destiny lies beyond their power to enforce and in the hands of ruthless "vultures" and predators powerfully and movingly described by Mr Koy Vanna in his songs - School of Vice[image: google]
Message to the Khmer people by Koy Vanna Khmer Singer
Koy Vanna Khmer Singer - Track 2
“Nothing is more unstoppable than an idea whose time has
come”
វាចាយុទ្ធជនភូមិគគីរធំ
(Veacha yuthachun Koki Thom)_Samouth
បុប្ផាឧត្តុង្គ
/ Bopha Odong - In Yeng
ចម្រៀងថ្នមចិត្ត / Jomreang Tnom Chet - Sothea
“No man should consider himself freed whilst his nation
remains in bondage”
